Hi, my name is Eliza Jade Brown. I go by Eliza (she/her/siya).

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I'm a Master’s-level therapist in full-time private practice and an LCSW-S (Licensed Clinical Social Worker - Supervisor) in Texas.​​​

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As a seasoned licensed therapist, I have supported clients to address a wide range of mental health related challenges.

 

I specialize in Complex PTSD or trauma, ADHD and unspecified neurodiversity, and challenges between culture and identity that may underly episodes of anxiety and depression, difficulty managing intense emotions, struggles with self-esteem, relationships, and coping mechanisms that may include disordered eating, substance abuse, and media overconsumption to where they impact the ability to maintain chosen responsibilities.​​

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With everyone I connect with, I support awareness that we aren't meant to face difficulties alone or reach for a quick fix despite what our shared, modern culture would have us believe.

 

We may carry disappointments and have ongoing grief in accepting limitations in capacity, including our own. We may also have complexity we never had the time or space to understand and respect.

 

Through therapy, we may create this space, and connect with what is authentic and sustainable for your well-being and growth.​

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​Before opening my private practice, Mindfulscape in 2021, I worked within a variety of settings such as group private practice, outpatient clinics, and psychiatric hospitals from 2016-2020. I provided individual and group therapy, consultation within multidisciplinary teams, and served as a social worker liaison for a local court system.
 

After opening my practice, I received advanced psychotherapy training to become a NARM Master Therapist, and then served on a Board of Directors for a Filipino mental health professionals nonprofit, Kasamahan. Currently, I participate in AFSSA's counseling program for Asian Americans facing financial hardship and domestic violence, and I am receiving training for Somatic Ecotherapy intentionally within a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) cohort from the Earthbody Institute.​​​​​

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For personal context, I am a first generation Filipino American immigrant and identify as a Person of Color, and have familiarity with life in different cultures, socioeconomic contexts, and geographical locations including other countries. This is through my lived experience with my family of origin and family by marriage.

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Although my family considered me an artist since I was a young child, I am grateful to choose providing therapy as my profession. I learned earlier on that this also resonates with my personality in my love for exploring authenticity and creativity, and our relationship with nature to sustain a deeper sense of fulfillment.​

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Find more information on

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PsychologyToday, LinkedIn, NARM Institute, Instagram: @mindfulscape